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    The fact is LTE is getting universal across the globe and soon most of the phones will roam over LTE over different bands of spectrum. LTE 1800 is the most common, while LTE2300/800/900 is getting the momentum. But LTE2100 is already there and as operators think to shut down 3G this one will roar!!

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    My laptop is having an issue with WiFi - it goes on/off frequently and the internet is very unstable on my laptop. I thought on it's problem on Jio network or JioFi - but while browsing on mobile connected to JioFi - I found no issues. My laptop is pretty old bought in 2011, and it might be just due to age WiFi adaptor (Qualcomm Atheros AR9285) has started issues. I am now looking for an adaptor which will bridge WiFi signals and my laptop's USB. (Connecting JioFi via cable to my lappy is not an option as indoor signal is pretty poor, I keep the JioFi near window for better Jio 4G signal)

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    9 hours ago, csmart said:

    Subscriber base of Jio has increased drastically without similar increase in infrastructure and that has resulted in pathetic speed. Actually we all should fight for good speed and voice calls rather than low cost. 

    On my experience in certain places of Kolkata - specially in Rajarhat-Newtown area, Jio does not have proper 2300/1800 coverage and SIM shifts to 850MHz even on outdoor areas. And the speed is pretty low - max 5Mbps on outdoor and less than 800kbps on indoor most of the time.

    So in case Jio has no own 4G coverage in this area, it relies on RCom 4G 850Mhz which in turn has better speed - 8-14Mbps most of the time. Why this difference? 

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    This is kind of offtopic, but need some opinion from members. 

    Isuue #1. My parents have 2 MTS connection. Now we all forget the SIM cards were taken by whose documents. Can we port these numbers to Jio by giving probable IDs? 

    I meant to say a SIM was taken with my id, can I port to another operator by giving another person's ID? 

    Issue #2. my brother has left India and requested for port out to airtel from jio before leaving country. Interestingly airtel sims which were given to him, are yet to be active and Jio SIM continues to work fine. Is Jio blocking port out? 

    Here the same question arrives again, as the Jio SIM of my brother lies with me, can I port the SIM to airtel with my documents? 

    Issue #3. What are the dual 4G supported handsets available in market? 

    (airtel 4G/Jio 4G both access needed)

  12. Posted · Edited by inception · Report reply

    Just to inform all MTS users, 

    MTS-RCom merger to be completed by October this year. And RCom will kill MTS CDMA and ask you to join RCom LTE which is far inferior to Jio LTE. 

    https://drrdb.blogspot.in/2017/10/merger-of-sstl-into-rcom-to-be.html 

    I was a long term MTS user, I moved to Airtel 4G in last July. 

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    so the T&C reads : 

    1. cap of 300min/day & 1200min/week of voice calls

    2. capping of outgoing to 300 unique numbers till the validity of recharge (29/56 days) 

    >> post than all calls @30p per min. 

    I think even Airtel and Idea has similar caps but airtel is offering 70/84 days while Idea stuck with Vodafone at 28/56 days.

     

    However Jio's plans at almost at par with European or American players. And AVoId wants to match with Jio with so many cappings. 

     

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    Waking up this old topic. 

    Want to buy a new phone.

    requirements: 

    4GB/Atleast 64GB

    5.5" Screen

    Good camera

    regular Android update

    I find that Oppo/Nubia/Honor has some matches but they don't offer software update regularly. One Plus 5 is a good option, but that's too costly. How good is Moto G5Plus?

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